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Show Roll TJie DishoM? TOE BEAVER PRESS by Jerry Marcus Published Every Friday at Beaver, Utah MINERSYILLE malt Entered in the Post Office at Beaver, Utah, as second class 1879 March of 3, of matter under the Act Congress By ALBATEEN ROBERTS .Editor DAVID S. WILLIAMS $3 a Subscription 45 Beaver Publication Office year in adivance HE East Center EDITORIAl NATIONAL zf U W r?tNlHe.MnHD , "YOU KIU Ml MiODIH Friday, August 5, 1960 MAY BE TIME TO CHECK SOCIAL SECURITY ACCOUNT Newspaperman Named Kcnnecott Public Relations Chief Gil Rusk, former west coast It may be time once again to check on your social security account, according to Kesler T. Tow-elmanager of the Provo district newspaperman, has been appointed office. as a public relations representative Mr. Powell advises that most for the Utah Copper Division of people now reaching age 65 need Kennecott Copper Corporation. 4Vi years of earnings on their acThe appointment was announced count. (A man born in 1906 or by J. P. O'Keefe, division general later or a woman born in 1909 or manager. later will need at least 10 years in Mr. Rusk attended the Univerthe system). For disability, you of Denver and University of sity 5 need at least years. California. In 1951, he joined the If you will write your district Associated Press in Denver, Colo. social security office (address giv- He later worked on the news staffs en below), they will furnish you a of the s in Durango, card. Within a few Colo., and the in days, a statement of your earnings Scottsbluff, Neb. He was city ediwill be sent you from the head- tor of the Daily Press in Riverside, quarters in Baltimore, Maryland. Calif., at the time of his appoint-ment- . According to Mr. Powell, it is advisable for workers and Mr. Rusk is a native of Winter people to check their acand served with the Park, counts every three years. This U. S. Colo., Medical Corps during makes it possible to correct any World Array is the forwife II. His War record which might not be com- mer Doris Ann of Denver. May plete. Your future benefit pay- They have two children. ments will be based on earnings credited to your account. address is 159 W. 5th North, Provo, Employers and labor organizations may request a supply of the Utah. A representative of that office Wage Statement Request forms for their employes. There is no charge will be in Beaver, at the Postoffice, for this service. Wednesday, August 10, between The district social security office 9 a.m. and 12 noon. l, Herald-New- Star-Heral- d SAVINGS on UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE TWITCHELL UPHOLSTERY OF CEDAR CITY ONE-HAL- OVER RETAIL PRICES CALL or WRITE for FREE ESTIMATE No Obligation to you. Free pickup and delivery, and service on any upholstered furniture TERMS IF DESIRED -- Strvn Recklest driving killed and injured 340,000 persons in 1959. recommended adjust ments in farming systems. Borowing during $124,280 IN BEAVER COUNTY the year to meet this type of need made by the Farmers Home Ad- totaled approximately $102,580. Farm real estate loans during ministration to farm families In Beaver County during the 1960 fis- the year amounted to $21,700. cal year, according to Brooks H. Fanners use these loans to imToulson, the agency's county sup- prove or purchase farms or farm land, to build or repair farm dwellervisor. Borrowers repaid $127,953 dur- ings, and to finance other essential to install or reing the year on loans of all types farm construction; level, land, systems, irrigation pair Home obtained from the Farmers Administration. Their repayments establish good permanent pasture, faon loans came from the planned and sound water conservation cilities and practices. sale of crops, livestock increases, and livestock products. Improvements achieved include better dairy herds, higher percentage of KIRK REALTY CO. calf crop saved, modern irrigation facilities Installed, and better housDU ing for farmers and the livestock DU and equipment. These and other improvements assure better net income and more satisfactory living . . . INSURANCE . . . levels. Throughout the county are many farm families who have borrowed SEE US ABOUT BUILDING FARMERS HOME LOANS TOTAL 51 Have that FAVORITE SOFA or CHAIR RECOVERED and RESTYLED by SAVINGS OF UP TO FURNITURE Travaferi Safely Th 10-d- 01 in former years and still are makYOUR OWN HOME ing scheduled repayments. Many other families now farming in Bea- We'll furnish lot and have yoni ver County, and who had borrowed home built in from 60 to 90 day; from FIIA, now have repaid their loans in full and are financing their needs through banks and other lenders. The bulk of the funds borrowed are in operating loans, those made Sunday morning, at about 3 o'clock, we were awakened by a rainstorm the first good one in many months. It lasted about half an hour but the drops were much larger than usual and, if everyone didn't smile, they had one coming. It was a blessing. Our hearts are in sympathy with all the members of the family of little David Horton of Milford, who died as a result of being stuck over the heart by a batted ball. His Mommy is one of Minersville's nice girls, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Davis. This writer never cared for baseball herself, but God must have needed the darling child for a better activity, don't you think, Mommy and Daddy? Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McKnight have enjoyed having their married childen and families home the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Carter are here from South Utah, where he is employed at a dairy. He now is remodeling his home on the Thom as Gillins lot, which he purchased some time ago. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mathews and son Thomas motored to Cannon-vill- e Sunday to visit Mrs. Mathews' daughter-ih-laMrs. Louise Man-guand family. Minersville's MIA Girls Team, Pamela Davis, Susan Marshall, Susan Gillins, Erma Blackburn, Jeanie Dotson, and Jane Truman, coached by Mrs. Reva Albrecht and Mrs. Wilma Davis, have won all games but one. They will leave Wednesday for Salt Lake City to enter the tournament, in which they will compete with teams from other LDS wards. Mrs. Alba Gillins has again become seriously ill and .entered the Cedar City hospital Monday for medical aid. She has recovered several times after being very low and we hope this will turn out the same. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillins (he is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Jule Gillins), are proud parents of twin girls, born Thursday, July 28, in Salt Lake City one at home and the other on the way to the hos-rita-l. Reports have it that all are uoing fine. Mrs. Viva Dena Spencer is visiting in Payson with a friend, Mrs. Rebecca Brimhall, for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Sherril Carter left Saturday for Washington state to visit their son Karen and family, who recently sold out here and purchased a place in that state. Mrs. Paulina Carter visited last 72 FAST AND EFFICIENT SERVICE Easiest of Terms on Fine Gifts YODER JEWELERS North Main 114 Cedar City JU HI fliijf. I It CYPRESS GARD IENS!! finer S ruAuvci h 8:00 p.m. ..., . .... . Xi.y ... ESTHER WILLIAMS WITH HER GUEST STARS FERNAI IDO LAMAS JOEY BISHOP DICK POPE, THE BALLET, WORLD x .. CYPRESS GARDENS AOUABABIES.l s. X & x A DIVERS, UNITED STATES BREWERS v. 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